History of Apple I and Steve Jobs' personal computer
Recorded on April 17, 2017. The Living Computer Museum in Seattle premiered an exhibit on the history of Apple Computers. It features some unique pieces including a working Apple I and a one-of-a-kind machine previously used by Steve Jobs. TechCrunch visited the museum to learn more.
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